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Table 8-1. Serial/Telnet Commands (continued)

Command	Description
getsysinfo	Displays general DRAC 4 and system information.
serveraction	Executes a graceful hard server reset, or power-on, power-off, or power-cycle.
getraclog	Displays DRAC 4 log entries.
clrraclog	Clears the DRAC 4 log entries.
gettracelog	Displays Trace Log entries.
getsel	Displays System Event Log entries.
clrsel	Clears the System Event Log entries.
connect com1 or	Connects the DRAC 4 to the system serial port.
connect com2
racadm	Command line status and configuration utility for the DRAC 4.

Using the racadm CLI

The racadm CLI commands can be run locally or remotely from the serial or telnet console command prompt or through a normal DOS or Linux command prompt.

Use the racadm command to configure DRAC 4 properties, perform remote management tasks, or recover a crashed system. Table 8-2 lists the racadm command that you can type into the racadm CLI.

When using the racadm CLI, type racadm help to display the entire racadm subcommand list, which lists all the commands supported by the DRAC 4. The following sections provide information about how to use the racadm commands.

NOTE: MS-DOS®version 6.22 is required to use the DOS racadm command line feature. To limit DOS racadm output to a single screen, use the MS-DOS more.com utility. Type the following command at the

prompt: a: racadm help more.

racadm Command Description

Table 8-2. racadm Command

CommandDescription

racadm Command line status and configuration utility for the DRAC 4.

Without options, the racadm command executes the help command, which displays a list of available commands and a one-line description of each. Type racadm help <subcommand> to display any syntax and command line options for the <subcommand>.

Using the serial and racadm Commands

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